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Department of Physics

Physics Colloquia

Colloquium -- Vashti Sawtelle: Designing for Affect: Inclusion and Diversity in Physics
May. 13, 2021

Colloquium -- Vashti Sawtelle: Designing for Affect: Inclusion and Diversity in Physics
Colloquium -- Cumrun Vafa: The String Landscape and the Swampland
May. 06, 2021

Colloquium -- Cumrun Vafa: The String Landscape and the Swampland
Colloquium -- David Weitz: Dynamic Speckle Holography: How to Watch Internal Tension Pull Things Apa
Apr. 29, 2021

Colloquium -- David Weitz: Dynamic Speckle Holography: How to Watch Internal Tension Pull Things Apart

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Chromatin dynamics before and after differentiation with average local speed map and vector map
Jun. 03, 2021

How is the Genome Like an Open Book? New Research Shows Cells’ “Library System”
Comparison of flows in the reverse direction (right to left) at three different speeds.
May. 21, 2021

Quynh Nguyen, 2021 Physics Ph.D. Graduate, part of a research team led by Prof. Leif Ristroph of Courant, conducted experiments with Tesla Valve for potential modern uses. Image credit: NYU's Applied Mathematics Laboratory.
Supermassive black hole tore the star apart. Credit: DESY, Science Communication Lab
Feb. 22, 2021

Scientists Link Star-Shredding Event to Origins of Universe’s Highest-Energy Particles. Image credit: DESY, Science Communication Lab
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